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Ive seen a range of B&Q sliding wardrobe doors ……

Posted on January 5, 2012 by markflynn

Hi – Ive seen a range of B&Q sliding wardrobe doors and some of yours look very similar, but I wanted to know if you could make me 3 sliding wardrobe doors made to measure, but I want the 2 … Continue reading →

Sliding Wardrobe Door SALE: January Promotion Up to 30% off Bargain Sliding Wardrobe Doors and Sliding Wardrobe Interiors

Posted on December 30, 2011 by markflynn

Sliding wardrobe doors from the Minima, Gliss, Maxima and Shaker range will have an additional 10% discount code, that can be applied ON TOP of the existing 20% offer, resulting in a 30% reduction against recommended retail price. Thats a great … Continue reading →

Sliding Wardrobe Doors FAQ: I am looking to purchase a sliding door wardrobe, very similar to the pax wardrobes sold by IKEA….

Posted on December 26, 2011 by markflynn

Q: Hello,I am looking to purchase a sliding door wardrobe, very similar to the pax wardrobes sold by IKEA, unfortunately, the width of the space I have is 1900mm (as opposed to 2000mm standard ones sold), the depth and height … Continue reading →

NEW Oak Sliding Wardrobe Doors added to the Sliding Wardrobe World Range

Posted on December 12, 2011 by markflynn

Oak sliding wardrobe doors from the Classic range from Sliding Wardrobe World can now be purchased using the online design tool . Available as a full panel of Oak with matching frames, or contrast with silver frames for an ultra modern … Continue reading →

New Coloured Glass Sliding Wardrobe Doors – New Products Added to the Sliding Wardrobe World Range

Posted on December 12, 2011 by markflynn

New glass sliding wardrobe doors in single panel designs are now available in the Minima and Maxima range of sliding wardrobe doors, as of December 1st 2011. Minima single panel glass sliding wardrobe doors are only available in Mirror, soft … Continue reading →

Sliding Wardrobe Doors on your Smartphone – Sliding Wardrobe World launch their new mobile website!

Posted on October 14, 2011 by RyanBurke

There is no denying the recent rapid increase of mobile Internet usage around the world and we at Sliding Wardrobe World recognise the importance of being able to provide a smooth experience for our consumers no matter how they are … Continue reading →

Sliding Wardrobe World launch New Interior Design Tool

Posted on September 26, 2011 by markflynn

In the continued pursuit of making sliding wardrobe doors and interiors easier to purchase for the consumer, Sliding Wardrobe World have launched a new interior shelving and storage design tool. Its aim is to make the design, redesign, and purchase … Continue reading →

Italian Design, German Engineering or British Innovation …… which is most important?

Posted on July 27, 2011 by markflynn

For us here at Sliding Wardrobe World the answer to this is simple, its vital that you have all three when manufacturing high quality sliding wardrobe doors, as well as the best in British Design, Engineering and Manufacturing. The foundation of … Continue reading →

Coloured Glass Sliding Wardrobe Doors; a passing trend or a technical innovation that’s here to stay?

Posted on July 13, 2011 by markflynn

Here at Sliding Wardrobe World we’ve been designing, manufacturing and selling coloured glass sliding wardrobe doors since the material first appeared on the market in Europe over 15 years ago. At first the prices were prohibitive due to low volume, bespoke production, and the … Continue reading →

Steel or aluminium sliding wardrobe doors: what’s the difference, and which is better?

Posted on June 23, 2011 by markflynn

After spending 15 years in R&D for the largest manufacturer of sliding wardrobe doors and interiors in Europe and the US, this is a topic that has been raised on many occasions. There are views that aluminium is the better product, … Continue reading →